One novel has been all my reading, Our Mutual Friend, one of the cleverest that Dickens has written.
In Lewis Carroll's Diaries Volume 2, he shares that he has been deeply immersed in reading, with one novel standing out as the primary focus. This novel is "Our Mutual Friend," which Carroll describes as one of the most clever works written by Charles Dickens.
Carroll's admiration for Dickens' storytelling and literary skill highlights his appreciation for classic literature. His note underscores the significance of "Our Mutual Friend" in his reading list and its notable status among Dickens' works.